Very odd, I’d have thought it’s a single system too, surely there’s a lot of shared signals, like temperature, cleaning and whatnot.
The only reason for those to be individual with another ‘parent’ system is that it would be fully modular?

I’d be interested in the actual answer/reason…

I work with an azure database and 15% (!) of the time the connection handshake times out for no reason known to man.
This is well documented on their end. The solution? ‘Implement a retry logic’

Sorry to nitpick but doesn’t 100% of it end up as heat? Vibrations, light, sounds, radio waves- all a tiny fraction of the power are also eventually absorbed by the environment.
That was my understanding at least

It doesn’t fix it, but as stupid as it looks, it should actually improve the chances.
If you’ve seen how the reasoning works, they basically spit out some garbage, then read it again and think whether it’s garbage enough or not.
They do try to ‘correct their errors’, so to say.